Sentence examples for that define both from inspiring English sources

What viewers did see was both the seriousness and the dry wit that define both men.

The Financial Stability Board, a global forum that monitors and makes recommendations about global finance, and chaired by the Bank of England's Mark Carney, has also promoted new guidelines that define both how much and what type of capital banks should be required to hold so as to absorb losses.

The virtue of this way of framing the design of an unemployment benefit system is that it opens a continuum of choices, where classic UI and UISAs are only two particular cases that define both ends of the continuum.

That undefined space around and between the "things" is more important, yeah, but those things, the markers and parameters that define both types of spaces, are there for a reason.

The memo was headlined "Rules of Engagement," after the directives given to armed forces that define both permissions and limitations for how, when, where and why they may use force.

Sen. Obama can achieve this end by using the controversy over his remark on bitter people in the way he did the controversy over Rev. Wright's sermons: as an opportunity to discuss critical areas that define both American ideals and the current reality.

At a time when television is about giving editorial control back to the viewers, the media paranoia that defined both main parties was misplaced.

In a sweeping speech, which harked back to the bloody war that defined both nations but also looked to the future, Obama insisted that "upholding rights is not a threat to stability".

Evans relayed that story Saturday, after he vaulted atop the leader board with a 26-mile sprint that defined both his triumph in this race and the most dramatic Tour in years.

Based on the precision of the title and text, Section 102.112 constitutes a specific penalty statute that defines both the deadline for filing returns and the penalties for filing returns thereafter, and Section 102.111 constitutes a nonspecific statute in this regard.

The hospital was on the front line of numerous battles that defined both the city and modern medicine: the waves of immigration in the nineteenth century; the fight against Tammany Hall for stricter public-health standards; the AIDS epidemic; the homeless crisis of the nineteen-eighties.